Posts By: Inte Gloerich

Report: The Network State conference @Taets, Zaandam (30 Oct 2023)

By Inte Gloerich, October 31, 2023

Yesterday, I attended The Network State conference. Here are some of my quick thoughts after the conference, featuring free market utopianism, blockchain colonialism, life-extension, and libertarian exits.

OUT NOW: DungeonCoin Black Paper & Video Essay

By Inte Gloerich, April 20, 2022

Dungeon Master, the world’s most brutal academic speed metal powerpoint band is totally fucking hyped to announce the release of DungeonCoin.

STRP Scenario #17: Crypto Therapy for Mixed Crypto Feelings

By Inte Gloerich, March 30, 2022

Date: Friday 8 April 2022 Time: different sessions, between 14:00 – 20:00 hrs (CEST) Location: Eindhoven & Online   STRP Scenario co-creator: Kyle McDonald Crypto-therapist: Michelle Kasprzak During STRP Festival 2022, STRP is collaborating with creative co-creators to create exciting hybrid formats and find surprising ways to delve into the theory and initiate conversations. For [...]

Op zoek naar de Robin Hoods van de crypto-kunst – een gesprek met Inte Gloerich

By Inte Gloerich, April 30, 2021

“Inte Gloerich probeert in het kader van haar PHD als onderzoeker voorbij de hype van crypto-kunst te kijken. Ze schrijft momenteel aan een proefschrift waarbinnen meerdere toekomstscenario’s van blockchain aan bod komen, waaronder ook het zo gehypete nieuwe digitale verzamelobject, de NFT.” Lees het volledige interview op de site van Metropolis M.

Contribution in El Salto: NFT, ¿ángel o demonio en el mundo del arte digital?

By Inte Gloerich, April 19, 2021

“El fenómeno de la venta de arte digital a través de la tecnología de las criptodivisas o NFT ha levantado varias polémicas en torno a su impacto ambiental y funcionar como una burbuja especulativa.” Read the article by Genoveva López and Álvaro Lorite here: https://www.elsaltodiario.com/criptomonedas/criptomonedas-nft-angel-demonio-mundo-arte-digital

Article out now: The City as a License. Implications of Blockchain and Distributed Ledgers for Urban Governance

By Inte Gloerich, December 14, 2020

By: Inte Gloerich, Martijn de Waal, Gabriele Ferri, Nazli Cila, and Tara Karpinski Read it here: The City as a License. Implications of Blockchain and Distributed Ledgers for Urban Governance Abstract: Distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) such as blockchain have in recent years been presented as a new general-purpose technology that could underlie many aspects of [...]

A distributed MoneyLab

By Inte Gloerich, August 21, 2020

The Institute of Network Cultures has coordinated the MoneyLab project for seven year. With every instance (conferences, books, etc), a core team came together to define urgent topics, select cutting edge work, and bring the community together. At each moment the network materialized, for example at conferences in Buffalo, NY and Siegen, Germany, it accumulated [...]

ML#8: Conference report & documentation now available!

By Inte Gloerich, July 20, 2020

Download the CONFERENCE REPORT or go to the documentation of the individual streams below: Stream #1: Critical Finance Strategies: Three Months into the Corona Crisis video | further reading article Stream #2: Beyond Solutionism in a Post-Covid-19 World video Stream #3: Data Sovereignty and Proximity Tracing video Stream #4: Care: Solidarity is disobedience video | [...]

Artists (on) working on the blockchain – A report from MoneyLab8 Stream 8

By Inte Gloerich, July 14, 2020

 This blog post covers a panel session organized by Aksioma during the online event series MoneyLab #8: Minting a Fair Society. On the 29th of June, moderator Aude Launay led Value Extraction and the Workforce of the Cryptocene, with Martín Nadal, César Escudero Andaluz, the Telekommunisten (Baruch Gottlieb and Dmytri Kleiner), Sašo Sedlaček, Nascent [...]

ML8: Offshoring and Other Magic Tricks of Global Finance – An Interview with RYBN

By Inte Gloerich, July 10, 2020

This interview was first published here. Introduction by Max Gorynski. Interview by Nika Mahnič. From Panama to Paradise to the Bahamas and back, touching upon everywhere between in heaven and in hell (yes, even Delaware), there are few shores around the world that have yet to, in some way, be made an offshore. It’s an [...]